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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C2010089
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
6/20/2012
Doc Name
Cultural Resource Inventory 1979
Section_Exhibit Name
Appendix 2.04.4-1
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Site Type: <br />Site Number <br />USGS Reference: <br />Drainage: <br />Site Elevation: <br />Nearest Water: <br />Site Vegetation: <br />Site Description: <br />Site Dimensions: <br />Present Conditionss: <br />Material Observed: <br />Material Collected: <br />National Register <br />Eligibility <br />SITE SUMMARY SHEET <br />Aboriginal open campsite <br />5MN1258 <br />Nucla, Colorado, 7.5 minute series <br />San Miguel River <br />5770 feet ( 1758 m) <br />The San Miguel River, a permanent water <br />source, is due west approximately 3.5 miles. <br />Numerous intermittent water sources surround <br />the site area. <br />Weeds on site. Surrounding vegetation <br />consists of pinyon, juniper, and cottonwood. <br />Site is completely destroyed of all contexual <br />relationships due to past cultivation of <br />the site area in wheat and alfalfa. Only <br />a sparse scattering of chipped and ground <br />stone artifacts remains on the site. No <br />features were observed. <br />50 m N/S X 300 m E/W <br />Site 5MN1258 has been completely des- <br />troyed through unknown years of farming <br />and ranching activities. Only four <br />artifacts were observed, but it is most <br />likely that the original artifact assemblage <br />was much like the 56 artifacts recorded <br />for 5MN1257. <br />Four artifacts were observed: One white <br />sandstone metate fragment, a ground stone <br />fragment, one interior basalt flake <br />and one interior chert flake. <br />None <br />Not recommended to be eligible <br />10 <br />APR 9 1980 <br />
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